Closed-loop control method based on testing machine for accurately controlling looseness of bolt transverse load

ABSTRACT

A closed-loop control method based on a testing machine for accurately controlling the loosening of a bolt transverse load is disclosed. The testing machine for accurately controlling the loosening of the transverse load comprises a load generating motor, a load transfer mechanism, a load control motor and a load control mechanism. The control method of the present invention controls the load generating motor to drive the load transfer mechanism based on control commands, displacement signals collected by the displacement sensor and force signals collected by an S-shaped column type pressure sensor. The testing machine for the looseness of the bolt transverse load is essential in the aspect of exploring a looseness law of a bolt, and can be used to simulate load bearing conditions of the bolt. However, under the condition that some bolts bear constant force load transversely, the testing machine is not used or is inaccurate. The control method of the present invention can accurately control the load transverse load to be stable, especially can ensure constant transverse load and can also simulate the transverse load bearing situation of the bolt more accurately and more comprehensively.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a testing machine for looseness of abolt transverse load, and more particularly, relates to a closed-loopcontrol method based on a testing machine for accurately controllinglooseness of a bolt transverse load.

BACKGROUND

For bolted connection, the main reason for looseness is: when the boltbears transverse (perpendicular to the bolt axis) vibration load, withthe increase of the vibration force, a friction coefficient between boltpairs is even decreased to zero, thereby damaging self-locking conditionof the thread, generating slight relative slide and causing automaticrotation and looseness of the nut. In some extreme cases, the loosenessof the transverse load may decrease the bolt preload by 30%-40%. Thetesting machine for the looseness of the transverse load can be used toresearch a looseness law under the condition that the bolt bearshorizontal alternating load, and is very useful for researching thelooseness problem of bolted connection.

The present invention is based on the testing machine for accuratelycontrolling the looseness of the transverse load bolt. A load controlpart is added on the testing machine for accurately controlling thelooseness of the transverse load on the basis of an original testingmachine for looseness of Junker transverse load bolt, so as to bettercontrol the transverse load.

1. Ensuring Transverse Displacement Load

For the previous testing machine for looseness of the transverse loadbolt, the testing machine can only provide a transverse displacementload. If the displacement load is required to be changed, the mechanicalstructure of the testing machine must be changed, which is high in costand is difficult. It can be known from FIG. 1 that a fixed x valuecorresponds to a unique y value. Through rotation of the load controlmotor 17, the screw rod 16 is driven so as to drive the slide table 18to move up and down. Namely, displacement is produced at the end of therocking bar 20. If the x value is changed, the maximum amplitude of thegenerated transverse displacement is also changed. Each position at theend of the rocking bar 20 represents the maximum amplitude of onetransverse displacement. A desired transverse displacement can beobtained through the control motor 17.

2. Ensuring Transverse Force Load

When the testing machine provides a transverse displacement amplitude, atransverse force load will be generated simultaneously. Along with theoccurrence of looseness, the transverse force load generated by thefixed transverse displacement is gradually decreased. At this moment, ifa fixed transverse force load needs to be unchanged, the generatedtransverse displacement amplitude shall be gradually increased. At thismoment, the control motor increases the generated transversedisplacement load until the force measured by an S-shaped column typetension sensor reaches a predetermined value.

How to control the above test bench to enable the test bench to achieveexpected functions becomes a technical problem which must be solved inthe art. Accurate control over the transverse load can be realized onlybased on an appropriate control method and control program.

SUMMARY

The present invention provides a closed-loop control method based on atesting machine for accurately controlling looseness of a bolttransverse load, to ensure control over the above test bench so that thetest bench achieves expected functions and realizes accurate controlover the transverse load.

The technical solution of the present invention:

A closed-loop control method based on a testing machine for accuratelycontrolling looseness of a bolt transverse load is provided. Theclosed-loop control method is used to conduct control based on thetesting machine for accurately controlling looseness of a bolttransverse load, analyze a signal connected by a sensor, conductcalculation through a PLC control system and finally issue aninstruction to a motor control system for controlling the rotation ofthe motor, thereby realizing control of the testing machine forlooseness of the bolt transverse load;

the closed-loop control method is realized based on the testing machinefor accurately controlling the looseness of the transverse load; thetesting machine for accurately controlling the looseness of thetransverse load comprises a load transfer part and a load control part;

the load transfer part comprises a frame structural member 1, adisplacement sensor support frame 2, a current vortex displacementsensor 3, a connecting plate 4, a pin 5, a limiting plate 6, a firstsupport frame 7-1, a second support frame 7-2, an S-shaped column typedisplacement sensor 8, an elastic rod 9, a first linear bearing 10-1, asecond linear bearing 10-2, a T-groove guide rail 22, a short-headthreaded rod 23, a long-head threaded rod 24, a base station 26, arotatable rod 27, a round cushion 28, a spacer type pressure sensor 29,a sleeve 30 and a specimen bolt 31; two support frames and the framestructural member 1 are fixed to the base station 26; the two supportframes are coaxial and are spaced by a certain distance; the framestructural member 1 is located at one side of the two support frames;the T-groove guide rail 22 penetrates through the first linear bearing10-1; the first linear bearing 10-1 is fixed to the first support frame7-1; the T-groove guide rail 22 is tenoned with one end of the elasticrod 9; the other end of the elastic rod 9 is tenoned with the short-headthreaded rod 23; the short-head threaded rod 23 is in thread fit withone end of the S-shaped column type displacement sensor 8; the other endof the S-shaped column type displacement sensor 8 is in thread fit withthe long-head threaded rod 24; the long-head threaded rod 24 penetratesthrough the second linear bearing 10-2; the second linear bearing 10-2is fixed to the second support frame 7-2; the long-head threaded rod 24is tenoned with the rotatable rod 27; the rotatable rod 27 is placed ina U-groove of the connecting plate 4 and is limited through the limitingplate 6; the connecting plate 4 is placed on an upper stair of the framestructural member 1; the displacement sensor support frame 2 is fixed toa lower stair of the frame structural member 1; the current vortexdisplacement sensor 3 is fixed to the displacement sensor support frame2; the plane of the frame structural member 1 is in a stair type;

a through hole is formed in the connecting plate 4; the round cushion 28is in interference fit with the through hole; a stepped hole is formedin the plane of the frame structural member 1; the stepped hole iscoaxial with the through hole; the spacer type pressure sensor 29 isplaced in the stepped hole; the sleeve 30 penetrates through the spacertype pressure sensor 29; the specimen bolt 31 penetrates through thestepped hole and the through hole successively and is fixed;

the load control part comprises a load generating motor 11, an eccentriccoupling 12, dual brackets 13, slide blocks 14, guide rails 15, a screwrod 16, a load control motor 17, a slide table 18, a load-bearing frame19, a rocking bar 20 and a shaft 21; the load-bearing frame 19 iscomposed of a transverse bracket, a longitudinal bracket and a base; theload-bearing frame 19 is fixed to the base station 26 through the base;one end of the screw rod 16 penetrates through the transverse bracket,and is connected with the load control motor 17; the load control motor17 is fixed to the longitudinal bracket; the other end of the screw rod16 is fixed to the base; the slide table 18 is connected with a ballscrew rod structure of the screw rod 16 together, two guide rails 15 arefixed to the longitudinal bracket; two slide blocks 14 are sheathed onthe guide rails 15; dual brackets 13 are composed of two side plates anda bottom plate; the bottom plate is fixed to the two slide blocks 14 andthe slide table 18; the shaft 21 penetrates through the two side platesof dual brackets 13 and is fixed; one end of the rocking bar 20 is around sleeve structure; the other end is provided with a notch and a Ttype lug boss; the through hole of the rocking bar 20 penetrates throughthe shaft 21 and is located between the two side plates; the loadgenerating motor 11 is fixed to the base station 26; one end of theeccentric coupling 12 is connected with an output shaft of the loadgenerating motor 11; the other end of the eccentric coupling 12 islimited to the notch of the rocking bar 20; the T type lug boss of therocking bar 20 is matched with the T-groove guide rail 22;

the closed-loop control method for controlling a transverse force loadamplitude based on the testing machine for accurately controlling thelooseness of the transverse load comprises the following steps:

step a) determining a to-be-inputted expected transverse force loadamplitude F₁, an adjusted threshold ΔF and an error allowable value e;and starting to operate by the load control motor 17 if a differencebetween the practical transverse force load amplitude F and F₁ reachesthe adjusted threshold ΔF, until the difference between the practicaltransverse force load amplitude F and F₁ is less than the errorallowable value e; selecting the adjusted threshold ΔF and the errorallowable value e according to requirements for load stability andaccuracy, wherein the smaller the adjusted threshold ΔF and the errorallowable value e are, the better the load stability and accuracy are;

step b) although loosening law curves are almost the same when the boltbears the transverse load, values of the loosening law curves are quitedifferent; making a loosening law curve of the bolt under the conditionof not adjusting the transverse load, and recording a change law curveof the corresponding transverse force load amplitude;

step c) conducting a transverse load adjusting experiment on the boltspecimen: in the process of applying the transverse load, selectingtimes t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n) uniformly in a interval [0,t_(n)]; dividing theloosening process into n intervals, i.e., [0, t₁], [t₁, t₂] . . .[t_(n-1), t_(n)], wherein t_(n) is a time at which the loosening curvetends to be steady; at times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n), changing thedisplacement by the load control motor 17 so that the variation of theforce load amplitude measured by the S-shaped column type pressuresensor 8 is ΔF; recording the corresponding variation ΔX_(i) of thedisplacement of the load control motor 17; and recording ΔX₁, ΔX₂ . . .ΔX_(n) and i∈[1,n];

step d) collecting, by the spacer type pressure sensor 29, continuouspreload signals P(t) and

${k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}};$

step e) comparing a slope of curve in the loosening law curve in step b)with a k value in step d); comparing the k value at this moment with then intervals divided in step c); determining the interval to which thebolt looseness belongs, i.e., slope values of curves are equal, whereinthe reduction of the transverse force load amplitude for each intervalin step c) is equal to the to-be-adjusted displacement value ΔX_(x) forthe adjusted threshold ΔF; estimating the to-be-adjusted displacementvalue ΔX_(x) when the reduction of the transverse force load amplitudestarts to be equal to the adjusted threshold ΔF from this moment in theloading process; estimating the time T_(x) required when the reductionof the transverse force load amplitude is equal to the adjustedthreshold ΔF from this moment in the loading process in combination withthe change law curve of the transverse force load amplitude in step b),i.e., the variations of the transverse force load amplitude within thetime [0,T] are less than the threshold ΔF without adjusting thetransverse load, wherein the suspension time T_(x) of a closed-loopcontrol program is B;

step f) making one-step adjustment ΔX_(x) on the load control motor 17according to the estimated ΔX_(x) in step e) since the variation of thetransverse force load amplitude exceeds the threshold ΔF after thesuspension time T_(x), so that the difference between the practicaltransverse force load amplitude F and the expected transverse force loadamplitude F₁ is reduced to be less than the adjusted threshold ΔF;

step g) conducting further precision processing because more or lesserrors may appear during actual operation under the condition thatprevious adjustment is based on estimation and adjustment in combinationwith the law curves; collecting transverse force load signals, andconducting peak detection on the periodical transverse force loadsignals collected by the S-shaped column type pressure sensor 8 toacquire the F of the practical force load amplitude F;

step h) approaching F₁ through a two-step method if |F−F₁|>e whichindicates that an adjusted final result fails to be within the seterror, until |F−F₁|<e; and then circularly operating from step d);

step i) circularly operating directly from step d) if |F−F₁|<e.

The closed-loop control method for controlling a transverse displacementload amplitude based on the testing machine for accurately controllingthe looseness of the transverse load comprises the following steps:

step a) determining a to-be-inputted expected transverse displacementload amplitude A₁, an adjusted threshold ΔA and an error allowable valuee; and starting to operate by the load control motor 17 if a differencebetween the practical transverse displacement load amplitude A and A₁reaches the adjusted threshold ΔA, until the difference between thepractical transverse displacement load amplitude A and A₁ is less thanthe error allowable value e; selecting the adjusted threshold ΔA and theerror allowable value e according to requirements for load stability andaccuracy, wherein the smaller the adjusted threshold ΔA and the errorallowable value e are, the better the load stability and accuracy are;

step b) although loosening law curves are almost the same when the boltbears the transverse load, values of the loosening law curves are quitedifferent; making a set of loosening law curves of the bolt under thecondition of not adjusting the transverse load, and recording a changelaw curve of the corresponding transverse displacement load amplitude;

step c) conducting a transverse load adjusting experiment on the boltspecimen: in the process of applying the transverse load, selectingtimes t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n) uniformly in a interval [0,t_(n)]; dividing theloosening process into n intervals, i.e., [0, t₁], [t₁, t₂] . . .[t_(n-1), t_(n)], wherein t_(n) is a time at which the loosening curvetends to be steady; at times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n), changing thedisplacement by the load control motor 17 so that the variation of thedisplacement load amplitude measured by the current vortex displacementsensor 3 is ΔA; recording the corresponding variation ΔX_(i) of thedisplacement of the load control motor 17; and recording ΔX₁, ΔX₂ . . .ΔX_(n) and i∈[1,n];

step d) collecting, by the spacer type pressure displacement sensor 29,continuous preload signals P(t) and

${k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}};$

step e) comparing a slope of curve in the loosening law curve in step b)with a k value in step d); comparing the k value at this moment with then intervals divided in step c); determining the interval to which thebolt loosening belongs, i.e., slope values of curves are equal, whereinthe reduction of the transverse displacement load amplitude for eachinterval in step c) is equal to the to-be-adjusted displacement valueΔX_(x) for the adjusted threshold ΔA; estimating the to-be-adjusteddisplacement value ΔX_(x) when the reduction of the transversedisplacement load amplitude starts to be equal to the adjusted thresholdΔA from this moment in the loading process; estimating the time T_(x)required when the reduction of the transverse displacement loadamplitude is equal to the adjusted threshold ΔA from this moment in theloading process in combination with the change law curve of thetransverse displacement load amplitude in step b), i.e., the variationsof the transverse displacement load amplitude within the time [0,T] areless than the threshold ΔA without adjusting the transverse load,wherein the suspension time of a closed-loop control program is T_(x);

step f) making one-step adjustment ΔX_(x) on the load control motor 17according to the estimated ΔX_(x) in step e) since the variation of thetransverse displacement load amplitude exceeds the threshold ΔA afterthe suspension time T_(x), so that the difference between the practicaltransverse displacement load amplitude A and the expected transverseforce load amplitude A₁ is reduced to be less than the adjustedthreshold ΔA;

step g) conducting further precision processing because more or lesserrors may appear during actual operation under the condition thatprevious adjustment is based on estimation and adjustment in combinationwith the law curves; collecting transverse displacement load signals,and conducting peak detection on the periodical transverse displacementload signals collected by the current vortex displacement sensor 3 toacquire the practical displacement load amplitude A;

step h) approaching F₁ through a two-step method if |A−A₁|>e whichindicates that an adjusted final result fails to be within the seterror, until |A−A₁|<e; and then circularly operating from step d);

step i) circularly operating directly from step d) if |A−A₁|<e.

The present invention has beneficial effects: the closed-loop controlmethod based on the testing machine for accurately controlling theloosening of the bolt transverse load provided in the present inventioncan always keep the actual load and an ideal load to be within the errorrange and reasonably plan velocity of approach from the actual load tothe ideal load. The present invention is faster, more accurate and morestable.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of motion of a testing machine foraccurately controlling loosening of a bolt transverse load.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a testing machine for accuratelycontrolling loosening of a bolt transverse load.

FIG. 3 is a top view of a clamp part of a testing machine for accuratelycontrolling loosening of a bolt transverse load.

FIG. 4 is a structural sectional view of a clamp of a testing machinefor accurately controlling loosening of a bolt transverse load.

FIG. 5 is a loosening law curve of a bolt transverse load.

FIG. 6 is a block diagram of a control program of a transversedisplacement load in the closed-loop control.

FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a control program of a transverse forceload in the closed-loop control.

In the figures: 1 frame structural member; 2 displacement sensor supportframe; 3 current vortex displacement sensor, 4 connecting plate;

5 pin; 6 limiting plate; 7-1 first support frame; 7-2 second supportframe; 8 S-shaped column type displacement sensor;

9 elastic rod; 10-1 first linear bearing; 10-2 second linear bearing; 11load generating motor;

12 eccentric coupling; 13 dual brackets; 14 slide block; 15 guide rail;16 screw rod;

17 load control motor;

18 slide table; 19 load-bearing frame; 20 rocking bar; 21 shaft; 22T-groove guide rail;

23 short-head threaded rod;

24 long-head threaded rod; 25 T type bolt; 26 base station; 27 rotatablerod; 28 round cushion;

29 spacer type pressure sensor; 30 sleeve; and 31 specimen bolt.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Specific embodiment of the present invention is further described belowin combination with accompanying drawings and the technical solution.

The testing machine for accurately controlling loosening of a bolttransverse load is direct in generation of the displacement load, i.e.,through transfer of the displacement. In feedback regulation, thedisplacement is adjusted through change feedback of displacementsignals. The overall process involves the relationship among thedisplacements. Control is relatively simple. For force load, the forceload is produced through a displacement load actually, and is fed backinto a force signal; and the force signal is analyzed to adjust thedisplacement. Therefore, the entire process is complicated and the lawis more difficult to grasp.

1. Transverse Displacement Load Control Method

A required displacement load amplitude A₁, an adjusted threshold ΔA andan error allowable value e are inputted firstly. The load control motor17 starts to operate if a difference between the practical transversedisplacement load amplitude A and A₁ reaches the adjusted threshold ΔA,until the difference between the practical transverse displacement loadamplitude A and A₁ is less than the error allowable value e.

Two groups of experiments shall be conducted before a control program isstarted to obtain reference data. Firstly, a loosening tendency isestimated in combination with a loosening law curve, and a slope k-valueof a curve is a direct response of the tendency of the curve. Becausedifferent bolts may have different loosening laws, before an experimentis made, a loosening law curve of a specimen bolt under the condition ofnot adjusting the load is made as reference, and a change law curve ofthe corresponding transverse displacement load amplitude is recorded;secondly, as loosening occurs, the practical transverse displacementload amplitude may gradually deviate from an expected displacement loadamplitude A₁, and because of loosening instability, the deviation isalso unstable. Therefore, for the purpose of stability and highefficiency in the control process, an adjusted threshold ΔA is needed.Once the deviation reaches the adjusted threshold ΔA, adjustment ismade. But because of instability in the loosening process, theadjustment quantity of the load control motor each time is different.Thus, a second group of reference experiment is needed. The experimentof adjusting the transverse load is made to the bolt specimen: in theprocess of applying the transverse load, times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n) areselected uniformly in a interval [0,t_(n)]; the loosening process isdivided into n intervals, i.e., [0, t₁], [t₁, t₂] . . . [t_(n-1),t_(n)], wherein t_(n) is a time at which the loosening curve tends to besteady; at times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n), the displacement is changed by theload control motor 17 so that the variation of the displacement loadamplitude measured by the S-shaped column type displacement sensor 8 isΔA; the corresponding variation ΔX_(i) of the displacement of the loadcontrol motor 17 is recorded; and ΔX₁, ΔX₂ . . . ΔX_(n) and i∈[1,n] arerecorded;

when the spacer type displacement sensor (29) collects bolt preload anddisplacement signals, the change rate

$k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}$of bolt preload and displacement is analyzed, i.e., a slope of areal-time loosening curve; the larger the slope is, the faster theloosening is; the real-time loosening curve is compared with apreviously measured loosening law curve so as to estimate the change ofthe transverse displacement load of a next stage in combination with theloosening law curve and the change law curve of the transversedisplacement load amplitude, thereby estimating a time interval T_(x) ofthe change ΔA of the transverse displacement load. i.e., the variationof the transverse displacement load amplitude is less than the thresholdΔA within the time T_(x) from this moment; the transverse load is notrequired to be adjusted; and judgment is made to obtain a interval ofthe transverse load at this moment so as to correspondingly selectΔX_(x).

After the suspension time T_(x) of the closed-loop control program, theload control motor is adjusted by one step to generate displacementchange ΔX_(x); the transverse displacement load is changed by ΔA; and atthis moment, the difference between the transverse loads A and A₁ issmall. But further precision processing is needed because more or lesserrors may appear during actual operation under the condition thatprevious adjustment is based on estimation and adjustment in combinationwith the law curves and the change law curve of the transversedisplacement load amplitude. Therefore, transverse displacement loadsignals shall be collected, and peak detection is conducted on theperiodical transverse displacement load signals collected by the currentvortex displacement sensor (3) to acquire the practical displacementload amplitude A;

If |A₁−A|<e at this moment, this step of adjustment is completed; if|A₁−A|>e, next step of fine adjustment is conducted to graduallyapproach A₁. During fine adjustment, because the difference between thetransverse loads A and A₁ is small, the stability of the transverse loadis relatively better during adjustment. Meanwhile, k values of preloadand displacement signals

$k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}$are collected for comparison, to estimate the time interval T_(x)required for the reduction ΔA of the next transverse displacement load;and then circulation is continued, so that the difference between theactual displacement load amplitude and the ideal displacement amplitudeis always kept within an allowable scope ΔA, thereby ensuring accuracyof the displacement load.2. Transverse Force Load Control Method

When loosening occurs, the transverse displacement to be loaded for thesame force load will be gradually increased. The force load converted bythe displacement generated by the motor will gradually deviate from theexpected force load amplitude F₁. To stabilize the force load at F₁, thedisplacement generated at the load generating end shall be increased.FIG. 3 shows the change of the bolt preload when the bolt connectionbears the transverse load, and visually displays the loosening law whenthe bolt connection bears the transverse load. It can be seen that theloosening speed is varied when the bolt is loosened. If the entiresystem is adjusted once every the same time period, due to thedifference of the loosening speed, the displacement to be adjusted isalso different. For example, at the initial stage of the second stage ofloosening, loosening is fast during a short time and the change of thetransverse force load is large. Therefore, if the transverse force loadneeds to be adjusted rapidly and the force load is maintained to bestable, the loosening law shall be considered.

A required force load amplitude F₁, an adjusted threshold ΔF and anerror allowable value e are inputted firstly. The load control motor 17starts to operate if a difference between the practical transverse forceload amplitudes F and F₁ reaches the adjusted threshold ΔF, until thedifference between the practical transverse force load amplitudes F andF₁ is less than the error allowable value e.

Two groups of experiments shall be conducted before a control program isstarted to obtain reference data. Firstly, a loosening tendency isestimated in combination with a loosening law curve, and a slope k-valueof a curve is a direct response of the tendency of the curve. Becausedifferent bolts may have different loosening laws, before an experimentis made, a loosening law curve of a specimen bolt under the condition ofnot adjusting the load is made as reference, and a change law curve ofthe corresponding transverse force load amplitude is recorded; secondly,as loosening occurs, the practical transverse force load amplitude maygradually deviate from an expected force load amplitude F₁, and becauseof loosening instability, the deviation is also unstable. Therefore, forthe purpose of stability and high efficiency in the control process, anadjusted threshold ΔF is needed. Once the deviation reaches the adjustedthreshold ΔF, adjustment is made. But because of instability in theloosening process, the adjustment quantity of the load control motoreach time is different. Thus, a second group of reference experiment isneeded. The experiment of adjusting the transverse load is made to thebolt specimen: in the process of applying the transverse load, times t₁,t₂ . . . t_(n) are selected uniformly in a interval [0,t_(n)]; theloosening process is divided into n intervals, i.e., [0, t₁], [t₁, t₂] .. . [t_(n-1), t_(n)], wherein t_(n) is a time at which the looseningcurve tends to be steady; at times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n), the displacementis changed by the load control motor 17 so that the variation of theforce load amplitude measured by the S-shaped column type pressuresensor 8 is ΔF; the corresponding variation ΔX_(i) of the displacementof the load control motor 17 is recorded; and ΔX₁, ΔX₂ . . . ΔX_(n) andi∈[1,n] are recorded;

when the spacer type pressure sensor (29) collects bolt preload signals,the change rate

$k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}$of bolt preload is analyzed, i.e., a slope of a real-time looseningcurve; the larger the slope is, the faster the loosening is; thereal-time loosening curve is compared with a previously measuredloosening law curve so as to estimate the change of the transverse forceload of a next stage in combination with the loosening law curve and thechange law curve of the transverse force load amplitude, therebyestimating a time interval T_(x) of the change ΔF of the transverseforce load. i.e., the variation of the transverse force load amplitudeis less than the threshold ΔF within the time T_(x) from this moment;the transverse load is not required to be adjusted; and judgment is madeto obtain a interval of the transverse load at this moment so as tocorrespondingly select ΔX_(x).

After the suspension time T_(x) of the closed-loop control program, theload control motor is adjusted by one step to generate displacementchange ΔX_(x); the transverse force load is changed by ΔF; and at thismoment, the difference between the transverse loads F and F₁ is small.But further precision processing is needed because more or less errorsmay appear during actual operation under the condition that previousadjustment is based on estimation and adjustment in combination with thelaw curves and the change law curve of the transverse force loadamplitude. Therefore, transverse force load signals shall be collected,and peak detection is conducted on the periodical transverse force loadsignals collected by the S-shaped column type pressure sensor 8 toacquire the practical force load amplitude F;

If |F₁−F|<e at this moment, this step of adjustment is completed; if|F₁−F|>e, next step of fine adjustment is conducted to graduallyapproach F₁. During fine adjustment, because the difference between thetransverse loads F and F₁ is small, the stability of the transverse loadis relatively better during adjustment. Meanwhile, k values of preloadsignals

$k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}$at are collected for comparison, to estimate the time interval T_(x)required for the reduction ΔF of the next transverse force load; andthen circulation is continued, so that the difference between the actualforce load amplitude and the ideal force amplitude is always kept withinan allowable scope ΔF, thereby ensuring accuracy of the displacementload.

We claim:
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A closed-loop control method for a transverse force loadbased on a testing machine for accurately controlling looseness of abolt transverse load, wherein the closed-loop control method conductscontrol based on the testing machine for accurately controllinglooseness of a bolt transverse load, analyzes a signal connected by asensor, conducts calculation through a PLC control system and finallyissues an instruction to a motor control system for controlling therotation of the motor, thereby realizing control of the testing machinefor looseness of the bolt transverse load; the closed-loop controlmethod is realized based on the testing machine for accuratelycontrolling the looseness of the transverse load; the testing machinefor accurately controlling the looseness of the transverse loadcomprises a load transfer part and a load control part; the loadtransfer part comprises a frame structural member (1), a displacementsensor support frame (2), a current vortex displacement sensor (3), aconnecting plate (4), a pin (5), a limiting plate (6), a first supportframe (7-1), a second support frame (7-2), an S-shaped column typedisplacement sensor (8), an elastic rod (9), a first linear bearing(10-1), a second linear bearing (10-2), a T-groove guide rail (22), ashort-head threaded rod (23), a long-head threaded rod (24), a basestation (26), a rotatable rod (27), a round cushion (28), a spacer typepressure sensor (29), a sleeve (30) and a specimen bolt (31); twosupport frames and the frame structural member (1) are fixed to the basestation (26); the two support frames are coaxial and are spaced by acertain distance; the frame structural member (1) is located at one sideof the two support frames; the T-groove guide rail (22) penetratesthrough the first linear bearing (10-1); the first linear bearing (10-1)is fixed to the first support frame (7-1); the T-groove guide rail (22)is tenoned with one end of the elastic rod (9); the other end of theelastic rod (9) is tenoned with the short-head threaded rod (23); theshort-head threaded rod (23) is in thread fit with one end of theS-shaped column type displacement sensor (8); the other end of theS-shaped column type displacement sensor (8) is in thread fit with thelong-head threaded rod (24); the long-head threaded rod (24) penetratesthrough the second linear bearing (10-2); the second linear bearing(10-2) is fixed to the second support frame (7-2); the long-headthreaded rod (24) is tenoned with the rotatable rod (27); the rotatablerod (27) is placed in a U-groove of the connecting plate (4) and islimited through the limiting plate (6); the connecting plate (4) isplaced on an upper stair of the frame structural member (1); thedisplacement sensor support frame (2) is fixed to a lower stair of theframe structural member (1); the current vortex displacement sensor (3)is fixed to the displacement sensor support frame (2); the plane of theframe structural member (1) is in a stair type; a through hole is formedin the connecting plate (4); the round cushion (28) is in interferencefit with the through hole; a stepped hole is formed in the plane of theframe structural member (1); the stepped hole is coaxial with thethrough hole; the spacer type pressure sensor (29) is placed in thestepped hole; the sleeve (30) penetrates through the spacer typepressure sensor (29); the specimen bolt (31) penetrates through thestepped hole and the through hole successively and is fixed; the loadcontrol part comprises a load generating motor (11), an eccentriccoupling (12), dual brackets (13), slide blocks (14), guide rails (15),a screw rod (16), a load control motor (17), a slide table (18), aload-bearing frame (19), a rocking bar (20) and a shaft (21); theload-bearing frame (19) is composed of a transverse bracket, alongitudinal bracket and a base; the load-bearing frame (19) is fixed tothe base station (26) through the base; one end of the screw rod (16)penetrates through the transverse bracket, and is connected with theload control motor (17); the load control motor (17) is fixed to thelongitudinal bracket; the other end of the screw rod (16) is fixed tothe base; the slide table (18) is connected with a ball screw rodstructure of the screw rod (16) together; two guide rails (15) are fixedto the longitudinal bracket; two slide blocks (14) are sheathed on theguide rails (15); dual brackets (13) are composed of two side plates anda bottom plate; the bottom plate is fixed to the two slide blocks (14)and the slide table (18); the shaft (21) penetrates through the two sideplates of dual brackets (13) and is fixed; one end of the rocking bar(20) is a round sleeve structure; the other end is provided with a notchand a T type lug boss; the through hole of the rocking bar (20)penetrates through the shaft (21) and is located between the two sideplates; the load generating motor (11) is fixed to the base station(26); one end of the eccentric coupling (12) is connected with an outputshaft of the load generating motor (11); the other end of the eccentriccoupling (12) is limited to the notch of the rocking bar (20); the Ttype lug boss of the rocking bar (20) is matched with the T-groove guiderail (22); the closed-loop control method for controlling a transverseforce load amplitude based on the testing machine for accuratelycontrolling the looseness of the transverse load comprises the followingsteps: step a) determining a to-be-inputted expected transverse forceload amplitude F₁, an adjusted threshold ΔF and an error allowable valuee; and starting to operate by the load control motor (17) if adifference between the practical transverse force load amplitudes F andF₁ reaches the adjusted threshold ΔF, until the difference between thepractical transverse force load amplitudes F and F₁ is less than theerror allowable value e; step b) making a loosening law curve of a boltunder the condition of not adjusting the transverse load, and recordinga change law curve of the corresponding transverse force load amplitude;step c) conducting a transverse load adjusting experiment on the boltspecimen: in the process of applying the transverse load, selectingtimes t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n) uniformly in a interval [0,t_(n)]; dividing theloosening process into n intervals, i.e., [0, t₁], [t₁, t₂] . . .[t_(n-1), t_(n)], wherein t_(n) is a time at which the loosening curvetends to be steady; at times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n), changing thedisplacement by the load control motor (17) so that the variation of theforce load amplitude measured by the S-shaped column type pressuresensor (8) is ΔF; recording the corresponding variation ΔX_(i) of thedisplacement of the load control motor (17); and recording ΔX₁, ΔX₂ . .. ΔX_(n) and i∈[1,n]; step d) collecting, by the spacer type pressuresensor (29), continuous pretightening force signals P(t) and${k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}};$ step e) comparing a slope ofcurve in the loosening law curve in step b) with a k value in step d);comparing the k value at this moment with the n intervals divided instep c); determining the interval to which the bolt loosening belongs,i.e., slope values of curves are equal, wherein the reduction of thetransverse force load amplitude for each interval in step c) is equal tothe to-be-adjusted displacement value ΔX_(x) for the adjusted thresholdΔF; estimating the to-be-adjusted displacement value ΔX_(x) when thereduction of the transverse force load amplitude starts to be equal tothe adjusted threshold ΔF from this moment in the loading process;estimating the time T_(x) required when the reduction of the transverseforce load amplitude is equal to the adjusted threshold ΔF from thismoment in the loading process in combination with the change law curveof the transverse force load amplitude in step b), i.e., the variationsof the transverse force load amplitude within the time [0,T] are lessthan the threshold ΔF without adjusting the transverse load, wherein thesuspension time of a closed-loop control program is T_(x); step f)making one-step adjustment ΔX_(x) on the load control motor (17)according to the estimated ΔX_(x) in step e) since the variation of thetransverse force load amplitude exceeds the threshold ΔF after thesuspension time T_(x), so that the difference between the practicaltransverse force load amplitude F and the expected transverse force loadamplitude F₁ is reduced to be less than the adjusted threshold ΔF; stepg) collecting transverse force load signals, and conducting peakdetection on the periodical transverse force load signals collected bythe S-shaped column type pressure sensor (8) to acquire the practicalforce load amplitude F; step h) approaching F₁ through a two-step methodif |F−F₁|>e which indicates that an adjusted final result fails to bewithin the set error, until |F−F₁|<e; and then circularly operating fromstep d); step i) circularly operating directly from step d) if |F−F₁|<e.2. A closed-loop control method for a transverse displacement load basedon a testing machine for accurately controlling loosening of a bolttransverse load, wherein the closed-loop control method conducts controlbased on the testing machine for accurately controlling loosening of abolt transverse load, analyzes a signal connected by a sensor, conductscalculation through a PLC control system and finally issues aninstruction to a motor control system for controlling the rotation ofthe motor, thereby realizing control of the testing machine forloosening of the bolt transverse load; the closed-loop control method isrealized based on the testing machine for accurately controlling thelooseness of the transverse load; the testing machine for accuratelycontrolling the looseness of the transverse load comprises a loadtransfer part and a load control part; the load transfer part comprisesa frame structural member (1), a displacement sensor support frame (2),a current vortex displacement sensor (3), a connecting plate (4), a pin(5), a limiting plate (6), a first support frame (7-1), a second supportframe (7-2), an S-shaped column type displacement sensor (8), an elasticrod (9), a first linear bearing (10-1), a second linear bearing (10-2),a T-groove guide rail (22), a short-head threaded rod (23), a long-headthreaded rod (24), a base station (26), a rotatable rod (27), a roundcushion (28), a spacer type pressure sensor (29), a sleeve (30) and aspecimen bolt (31); two support frames and the frame structural member(1) are fixed to the base station (26); the two support frames arecoaxial and are spaced by a certain distance; the frame structuralmember (1) is located at one side of the two support frames; theT-groove guide rail (22) penetrates through the first linear bearing(10-1); the first linear bearing (10-1) is fixed to the first supportframe (7-1); the T-groove guide rail (22) is tenoned with one end of theelastic rod (9); the other end of the elastic rod (9) is tenoned withthe short-head threaded rod (23); the short-head threaded rod (23) is inthread fit with one end of the S-shaped column type displacement sensor(8); the other end of the S-shaped column type displacement sensor (8)is in thread fit with the long-head threaded rod (24); the long-headthreaded rod (24) penetrates through the second linear bearing (10-2);the second linear bearing (10-2) is fixed to the second support frame(7-2); the long-head threaded rod (24) is tenoned with the rotatable rod(27); the rotatable rod (27) is placed in a U-groove of the connectingplate (4) and is limited through the limiting plate (6); the connectingplate (4) is placed on an upper stair of the frame structural member(1); the displacement sensor support frame (2) is fixed to a lower stairof the frame structural member (1); the current vortex displacementsensor (3) is fixed to the displacement sensor support frame (2); theplane of the frame structural member (1) is in a stair type; a throughhole is formed in the connecting plate (4); the round cushion (28) is ininterference fit with the through hole; a stepped hole is formed in theplane of the frame structural member (1); the stepped hole is coaxialwith the through hole; the spacer type pressure sensor (29) is placed inthe stepped hole; the sleeve (30) penetrates through the spacer typepressure sensor (29); the specimen bolt (31) penetrates through thestepped hole and the through hole successively and is fixed; the loadcontrol part comprises a load generating motor (11), an eccentriccoupling (12), dual brackets (13), slide blocks (14), guide rails (15),a screw rod (16), a load control motor (17), a slide table (18), aload-bearing frame (19), a rocking bar (20) and a shaft (21); theload-bearing frame (19) is composed of a transverse bracket, alongitudinal bracket and a base; the load-bearing frame (19) is fixed tothe base station (26) through the base; one end of the screw rod (16)penetrates through the transverse bracket, and is connected with theload control motor (17): the load control motor (17) is fixed to thelongitudinal bracket; the other end of the screw rod (16) is fixed tothe base; the slide table (18) is connected with a ball screw rodstructure of the screw rod (16) together, two guide rails (15) are fixedto the longitudinal bracket; two slide blocks (14) are sheathed on theguide rails (15); dual brackets (13) are composed of two side plates anda bottom plate; the bottom plate is fixed to the two slide blocks (14)and the slide table (18); the shaft (21) penetrates through the two sideplates of dual brackets (13) and is fixed; one end of the rocking bar(20) is a round sleeve structure; the other end is provided with a notchand a T type lug boss; the through hole of the rocking bar (20)penetrates through the shaft (21) and is located between the two sideplates; the load generating motor (11) is fixed to the base station(26); one end of the eccentric coupling (12) is connected with an outputshaft of the load generating motor (11); the other end of the eccentriccoupling (12) is limited to the notch of the rocking bar (20); the Ttype lug boss of the rocking bar (20) is matched with the T-groove guiderail (22); the closed-loop control method for controlling a transversedisplacement load amplitude based on the testing machine for accuratelycontrolling the loosening of the transverse load comprises the followingsteps: step a) determining a to-be-inputted expected transverse forceload amplitude A₁, an adjusted threshold ΔA and an error allowable valuee; and starting to operate by the load control motor (17) if adifference between the practical transverse force load amplitudes A andA₁ reaches the adjusted threshold ΔA, until the difference between thepractical transverse force load amplitudes A and A₁ is less than theerror allowable value e; step b) making a loosening law curve of a boltunder the condition of not adjusting the transverse load, and recordinga change law curve of the corresponding transverse displacement loadamplitude; step c) conducting a transverse load adjusting experiment onthe bolt specimen: in the process of applying the transverse load,selecting times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n) uniformly in a interval [0,t_(n)];dividing the loosening process into n intervals, i.e., [0, t₁], [t₁, t₂]. . . [t_(n-1), t_(n)], wherein t_(n) is a time at which the looseningcurve tends to be steady; at times t₁, t₂ . . . t_(n), changing thedisplacement by the load control motor (17) so that the variation of thedisplacement load amplitude measured by the current vortex displacementsensor (3) is ΔA; recording the corresponding variation ΔX_(i) of thedisplacement of the load control motor (17); and recording ΔX₁, ΔX₂ . .. ΔX_(n) and i∈[1,n]; step d) collecting, by the spacer type pressuredisplacement sensor (29), continuous pretightening force signals P(t)and ${k = \frac{\partial{P(t)}}{\partial t}};$ step e) comparing a slopeof curve in the loosening law curve in step b) with a k value in stepd); comparing the k value at this moment with the n intervals divided instep c); determining the interval to which the bolt loosening belongs,i.e., slope values of curves are equal, wherein the reduction of thetransverse displacement load amplitude for each interval in step c) isequal to the to-be-adjusted displacement value ΔX_(x) for the adjustedthreshold ΔA; estimating the to-be-adjusted displacement value ΔX_(x)when the reduction of the transverse displacement load amplitude startsto be equal to the adjusted threshold ΔA from this moment in the loadingprocess; estimating the time T_(x) required when the reduction of thetransverse displacement load amplitude is equal to the adjustedthreshold ΔA from this moment in the loading process in combination withthe change law curve of the transverse displacement load amplitude instep b), i.e., the variations of the transverse displacement loadamplitude within the time [0,T] are less than the threshold ΔA withoutadjusting the transverse load, wherein the suspension time of aclosed-loop control program is T_(x); step f) making one-step adjustmentΔX_(x) on the load control motor (17) according to the estimated ΔX_(x)in step e) since the variation of the transverse displacement loadamplitude exceeds the threshold ΔA after the suspension time T_(x), sothat the difference between the practical transverse displacement loadamplitude A and the expected transverse force load amplitude A₁ isreduced to be less than the adjusted threshold ΔA; step g) collectingtransverse displacement load signals, and conducting peak detection onthe periodical transverse displacement load signals collected by thecurrent vortex displacement sensor (3) to acquire the practicaldisplacement load amplitude A; step h) approaching F₁ through a two-stepmethod if |A−A₁|>e which indicates that an adjusted final result failsto be within the set error, until |A−A₁<e; and then circularly operatingfrom step d); step i) circularly operating directly from step d) if|A−A₁|<e.